No. 029 — Louie Cortese

In the middle of April of this year I went out for coffee with a friend, and we walked around a little town called Cave Springs and took photos. While we were chatting Joe reminded me that I’d mentioned wanting to record a podcast with someone I’d never met, and told me he’d found the person I should do it with. We joked about how he shouldn’t tell me the guy’s name or anything so I’d be able to start totally fresh with him, but I ended up meeting Louie coincidentally some weeks later. As it turned out, I was glad to chat with him briefly and get an idea of how I’d like to approach recording with him.

Fortunately for me Louie was actually keen on being on the podcast, and made time out of his very hectic schedule (which we talk about) to come over to the studio and sit down over coffee with me. The next couple of hours learning about Louie’s life was certainly an adventure, and a fun one at that. I hope you’re blessed by it, and challenged to pursue meaningful conversation in your own life. Remember: everyone has a story to tell.

Music created and provided by Maarten Schellekens

Intro: Sunday Morning (Mallet Play with Violin and Piano)

Outro: Mallet Play

No. 029 — Louie Cortese
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Joel Timothy

I'm Joel, a storyteller from a rural town in northern Illinois, now based in Northwest Arkansas. I grew up spending a lot of time out of doors, and much of my indoor time with my nose in a book, two things that combined to create a passion for beautiful things and inspiring stories. I love capturing the real moments of life, in a way that reminds us that beauty isn't reserved for the extraordinary, but a part of everyday existence. In my writing and in my photography I seek to portray life as it truly is: totally miraculous, and wonderfully beautiful.

http://joeltimothy.co
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